I like the way the raindrops are hiding amongst the florets
of the Queen Anne's lace, and magnifying them.
10 months ago
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3 comments:
These are wonderful macros of rain-soaked Queen Anne's Lace. I don't think I've ever noticed it quite this way.
They are so pretty, and your photos are lovely!
It does look cool! What neat pictures. I love Queen Anne's lace and really like the unique way you captured them.
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